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Our prices are recommended retail prices and are exclusive of shipping costs. We reserve the right to alter prices. We supply to libraries at a discount of 5%. * incl. VAT - only applies to Germany and EU customers without VAT Reg No ** incl. VAT - only applies to Austria Peter Lang - International Academic Publishers Moosstrasse 1 - POB 350 CH-2542 Pieterlen / Switzerland Tel. ++41 (0)32 376 17 17 - Fax ++41 (0)32 376 17 27 e-mail: info@peterlang .com Website: www.peterlang.com Forsdick, Charles / Stafford, Andy (eds) La Revue The Twentieth-Century Periodical in French Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New Y ork, Wien, 2013. 379 pp. Modern French Identities. Vol. 66 Edited by Peter Collier Print: ISBN 978-3-03910-947-0 pb. (Softcover) SFR 68.00 / €* 60.20 / €** 61.90 / € 56.25 / £ 45.00 / US$ 73.95 eBook: ISBN 978-3-0353-0471-8 SFR 71.65 / €* 66.94 / €** 67.50 / € 56.25 / £ 45.00 / US$ 73.95 Order online: www.peterlang.com Book synopsis The journal, periodical or revue has a long and largely unexplored history. The periodical has been recognized as a site of unexpected  juxtapositions and unorthodox exch anges, a source of c hance discoveri es. It provides a u nique insight int o the uneven interact ions that characterize any contemporary moment and is an invaluable archive in its own right. This volume aims, through a series of focused case studies, to explore the twentieth-century periodical publication in French, offering an overview of some of its most important manifestations and providing a general reflection on this complex textual form. Contents Contents: David Steel : Une revue méconnue : Paul Desjardins et sa Civilisation Française – Alexandre Gefen : La Revue Blanche : modèle et anti-modèle revuiste au seuil du XXème siècle – Soheila Esmaïli : La Nouvelle Revue Française  et le Surréalisme de 1924 à 1940 Virginie Lupo : Les Temps modernes : scène privée, scène publique – Stamatina Dimakopoulou: Surrealism and the American Grain in VVV , 1942-1944: Culture, Theory, Art – Andy Stafford : ‘Dynamite explosée dans les arcanes pourris des vieux humanismes’ : A Literature of Politics or a Politics of Literature? Souffles, 1966-1972 – Katy Hindson/Charles Forsdick: France, Europe, the World: Gulliver , or the Journal as Vehicle of Literary Transformation – Patrick Suter : Poétique Surréaliste de l’anti-journal – Michael G. Kelly: Rhetoric and Metaphysics of the Avant- garde Community: Le Grand Jeu, 1928-1930 – Jean-Sébastien Lemieux : La modernité de IIIme Convoi  : Rimbaud et Michaux convoqués par Jean Maquet – Robert Furlong : L’Essor , 1919-1959, et la production littéraire mauricienne – Joan Tumblety : Je suis partout , 1930-1944  – Pascal Mercie r : Heurs et malheurs d’ une ‘revue de jeunes’ : Confluences , 1941-1947 – Meadow Dibble-Dieng: When the Medium was the Message: Editorial Practice in the First Series of Présence Africaine – Marc André Brouillette : Ancrages et perceptions de la revue québécoise Liberté – Debra Kelly: Pierre Albert-Birot and SIC : The Avant-garde Review as Collective Adventure and Personal Poetics – Roxane Jubert : La revue Lettrisme : vaste indicateur du mouvement isouien – Charlotte Garson : Nomadisme saisonnier et écriture critique : notes sur le rôle des festivals pour les Cahiers du cinéma – Emma Wagstaf f : ‘Ce qui demeure’: L’Éphémère and André du Bouchet. About the author(s)/editor(s) Charles Forsdick is James Barrow Professor of French at the University of Liverpool. He is the author of Victor Segalen and the Aesthetics of Diversity (2000) and Travel in Tw entieth-Century French and Francophone Cultures: The Persistence of Diversity (2005). He has co-edited Francophone Postcolonial Studies: A Critical Introduction (2003) and, with Andy Stafford, The Modern Essay in French: Movement, Instability , Performance (2005).  Andy Stafford i s Senior Lecturer in F rench at the Unive rsity of Leeds. He i s the author of Roland Barthes, Phenomenon and Myth: An Intellectual Biography (1998) and translated and co-edited a collection of Roland Barthes’s writings on fashion, The Language of Fashion (2006). He co- edited, with Charles Forsdick, the volume The Modern Essay in French: Movement, Instability, Performance (2005).

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Our prices are recommended retail prices and are exclusive of shipping costs. We reserve the right to alter prices. We supply to libraries at a discount of 5%.

* incl. VAT - only applies to Germany and EU customers without VAT Reg No

** incl. VAT - only applies to Austria

Peter Lang - International Academic Publishers

Moosstrasse 1 - POB 350

CH-2542 Pieterlen / Switzerland

Tel. ++41 (0)32 376 17 17 - Fax ++41 (0)32 376 17 27

e-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.peterlang.com

Forsdick, Charles / Stafford, Andy (eds)

La Revue

The Twentieth-Century Periodical in French

Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Wien, 2013. 379 pp.

Modern French Identities. Vol. 66

Edited by Peter Collier 

Print: ISBN 978-3-03910-947-0 pb. (Softcover)

SFR 68.00 / €* 60.20 / €** 61.90 / € 56.25 / £ 45.00 / US$ 73.95

eBook: ISBN 978-3-0353-0471-8

SFR 71.65 / €* 66.94 / €** 67.50 / € 56.25 / £ 45.00 / US$ 73.95

Order online: www.peterlang.com

Book synopsis

The journal, periodical or revue has a long and largely unexplored history. The periodical has been recognized as a site of unexpected

 juxtapositions and unorthodox exchanges, a source of chance discoveries. It provides a unique insight into the uneven interactions that

characterize any contemporary moment and is an invaluable archive in its own right. This volume aims, through a series of focused case

studies, to explore the twentieth-century periodical publication in French, offering an overview of some of its most important manifestations and

providing a general reflection on this complex textual form.

Contents

Contents: David Steel : Une revue méconnue : Paul Desjardins et sa Civilisation Française – Alexandre Gefen : La Revue Blanche : modèle

et anti-modèle revuiste au seuil du XXème siècle – Soheila Esmaïli : La Nouvelle Revue Française et le Surréalisme de 1924 à 1940 –

Virginie Lupo : Les Temps modernes : scène privée, scène publique – Stamatina Dimakopoulou: Surrealism and the American Grain in VVV ,

1942-1944: Culture, Theory, Art – Andy Stafford : ‘Dynamite explosée dans les arcanes pourris des vieux humanismes’ : A Literature of Politics

or a Politics of Literature? Souffles, 1966-1972 – Katy Hindson/Charles Forsdick: France, Europe, the World: Gulliver , or the Journal as Vehicle

of Literary Transformation – Patrick Suter : Poétique Surréaliste de l’anti-journal – Michael G. Kelly: Rhetoric and Metaphysics of the Avant-

garde Community: Le Grand Jeu, 1928-1930 – Jean-Sébastien Lemieux : La modernité de IIIme Convoi  : Rimbaud et Michaux convoqués

par Jean Maquet – Robert Furlong : L’Essor , 1919-1959, et la production littéraire mauricienne – Joan Tumblety : Je suis partout , 1930-1944

 – Pascal Mercier : Heurs et malheurs d’une ‘revue de jeunes’ : Confluences, 1941-1947 – Meadow Dibble-Dieng: When the Medium was the

Message: Editorial Practice in the First Series of Présence Africaine – Marc André Brouillette : Ancrages et perceptions de la revue québécoise

Liberté – Debra Kelly: Pierre Albert-Birot and SIC : The Avant-garde Review as Collective Adventure and Personal Poetics – Roxane Jubert : La

revue Lettrisme : vaste indicateur du mouvement isouien – Charlotte Garson : Nomadisme saisonnier et écriture critique : notes sur le rôle des

festivals pour les Cahiers du cinéma – Emma Wagstaff : ‘Ce qui demeure’: L’Éphémère and André du Bouchet.

About the author(s)/editor(s)

Charles Forsdick is James Barrow Professor of French at the University of Liverpool. He is the author of Victor Segalen and the Aesthetics of 

Diversity (2000) and Travel in Twentieth-Century French and Francophone Cultures: The Persistence of Diversity (2005). He has co-edited

Francophone Postcolonial Studies: A Critical Introduction (2003) and, with Andy Stafford, The Modern Essay in French: Movement, Instability,

Performance (2005).

 Andy Stafford is Senior Lecturer in French at the University of Leeds. He is the author of Roland Barthes, Phenomenon and Myth: An Intellectual 

Biography (1998) and translated and co-edited a collection of Roland Barthes’s writings on fashion, The Language of Fashion (2006). He co-

edited, with Charles Forsdick, the volume The Modern Essay in French: Movement, Instability, Performance (2005).